Presenter, Podcaster and Automotive Enthusiast. Inspired by her dad’s passion for cars, Izzy is carving her own path in the motoring world, and taking it by storm.​

Izzy is a regular face and voice on DriveTribe, the automotive platform co-founded by her dad, where she hosts and features in driving challenges, car reviews, and workshop builds. She also co-presents the podcast Who We Are Now (2024), tackling topics like men’s mental health and modern parenting.

Richard "Moggy" Morgan is a pioneering figure in the world of electric vehicle (EV) conversions, renowned for transforming classic cars into electric-powered machines while preserving their vintage charm. As the founder and CEO of Electric Classic Cars (ECC), based in Newtown, Wales, Moggy has combined his lifelong passion for classic automobiles with a commitment to sustainability.​

Moggy's journey began at the age of 17, when he started owning, restoring, and racing classic cars. His enthusiasm for motorsports led him to build a rally-spec Porsche 914, which he raced in the British Historic Rally Championship across Wales, Northern Ireland, and Belgium for seven years. Parallel to his automotive pursuits, he spent over two decades in the energy efficiency industry, assisting major organisations in reducing their carbon emissions.

In 2016, Moggy established Electric Classic Cars, initially operating from his home garage. His first project, a 1963 VW Beetle named "Bert," marked the inception of ECC. The company's innovative approach quickly gained traction, leading to its growth into the world's largest converter of classic cars to electric power, with a 15,000-square-foot facility and a team of 15 staff members.

Moggy's work has been showcased in the television series "Vintage Voltage," where he and his team convert a variety of classic cars including Porsches, Land Rovers, and DeLoreans, into electric vehicles, blending 21st-century technology with timeless design. Through ECC, Moggy continues to redefine classic car ownership, offering enthusiasts the opportunity to enjoy iconic vehicles with enhanced reliability, performance, and environmental consciousness.

A well-known personality in the automotive world, Neil was the face of the World Rally Championship for many years, presenter for Eurosport’s coverage of Le Mans 24 Hours, and has been a regular host on Hoonigan’s YouTube channel, working closely with the late great Ken Block. He’s also a radio presenter, sports commentator, award-winning comedian and actor.

Richard Hammond is a British television presenter, journalist, author, and motoring enthusiast, best known for co-hosting the BBC’s Top Gear from 2002 to 2015 alongside Jeremy Clarkson and James May. After Top Gear, he reunited with Clarkson and May on Amazon Prime’s The Grand Tour and went on to host shows such as Brainiac: Science Abuse, Total Wipeout, Planet Earth Live, and The Great Escapists. More recently, he launched Richard Hammond’s Workshop, a series documenting the highs and lows of building his own classic car restoration business, The Smallest Cog, in Herefordshire. The venture reflects Hammond’s lifelong love of engineering and craftsmanship, and showcases his commitment to preserving automotive heritage.

Torie Campbell is a seasoned sports presenter and motoring expert, known for her work in Formula One where she regularly interviews top drivers including Lewis Hamilton, and hosts live commentary at the British Grand Prix. With a strong background in motorsport broadcasting, she has fronted coverage for Formula 4 Stroke, the World Powerboat Championships, and major international sporting events. Torie is a familiar face at the Goodwood Festival of Speed, presenting for Mercedes-Benz and launching new vehicles to global audiences. Her deep knowledge of the automotive world, combined with a passion for sustainable technology, has earned her a respected place in the industry.